Starship has cleared the tower
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Starship will take humanity to Mars
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‍A mishap occurred during the SpaceX Starship OFT-3 mission that launched from Boca Chica, Texas, on March 14. The mishap involved both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship vehicle. The FAA will oversee the SpaceX-led mishap investigation. https://t.co/nY1P9aCIOZ. #FAASpace
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Starship Flight 3 — 33 Raptors
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Starship IFT-3's successful launch, shockwaves can be seen.
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Starship IFT-3 Summary

🟢 Liftoff! Video
🟢 MAX-Q
🟢 Hot-staging Video
🟢 Boostback burn
🟡 Booster landing burn (Only some engines turned on)
🔴 Booster water landing (Failed) Video
🟢 Ship MECO
🟢 Orbital Insertion Video
🟢 Payload door demo Video
🟢 Internal fuel transfer demo
🔴 Raptor engine re-light demo (Cancelled)
🟡 Ship re-entry (Successfully started) Video!!!!!!!
🔴 Ship water landing (Failed during re-entry)

FAA comment on flight
Full flight replay
Original trajectory and timeline

Max payload of Starship V1 in expendable mode (like the other rockets) is ~200 tons.

V3 is expected to be ~200 tons with full reusability and ~400 tons expendable. Length will grow by 20 to 30 meters and thrust to ~10k tons.
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Flight 3 liftoff as viewed from the top of the tower
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Slow motion view of Starship ascending through clouds above Starbase
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To the stars
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